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Stress in Medical Staff and Controls
It is expected that medical personnel is exposed to more work-related psychic stress compared to controls and that this burden manifests itself by an increased activity level of the resulting in higher cortisol levels and a decreased HRV. In addition, one is interested in the stress-response/coping strategies of the individuals and believe that regular physical activity might "buffer" the influence of stress on the HPAA-hormones and HRV.
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